Satisfaction relations for proper classes: Applications in logic and set theory

Journal of Symbolic Logic 78 (2):345-368 (2013)
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Abstract

We develop the theory of partial satisfaction relations for structures that may be proper classes and define a satisfaction predicate ($\models^*$) appropriate to such structures. We indicate the utility of this theory as a framework for the development of the metatheory of first-order predicate logic and set theory, and we use it to prove that for any recursively enumerable extension $\Theta$ of ZF there is a finitely axiomatizable extension $\Theta'$ of GB that is a conservative extension of $\Theta$. We also prove a conservative extension result that justifies the use of $\models^*$ to characterize ground models for forcing constructions

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